‘We are coming for you to repay every dime,’ Brenda Locke warns Doug McCallum
A panel found it happened without consent and ‘without consideration of’ client’s Indigenous heritage
But police board exec. says ‘isn’t feasible to conclude that retaining the RCMP would save the city $130 million a year’
IIO finds police did not cause crash in Cloverdale July 9 that seriously injured two men
‘It needs a lot of work, that’s for sure,’ Coun. Doug Elford said of the busy stretch of road in Newton
It’s bought a second location, partnering with Western Community College
Mayoral candidate Brenda Locke says she has ‘no idea’ what rival slate is talking about
Election campaign heats up as United Surrey, Safe Surrey Coalition promise quicker turnarounds
Councillor says mayor trying to stuff record 50 land-use applications into final council meetings before Oct. 15 election
‘Obstructing a police vehicle from leaving because you’re unhappy about a ticket is unacceptable,’ Cpl. Munn says
That’s 8 for mayor, 56 candidates for councillor and 20 who want to be a school trustee. All told, one more than in 2018
Woman, 40, struck in 7200-block of King George at about 9 p.m. Sunday
Lawrence Peter Frederickson, 41, has 74 convictions over 19 years. B.C. Supreme Court upholds Surrey provincial court judge’s decision to deny bail
Family, BCCLA, Pivot Legal Society, #Justice for Jared and The Union of BC Indian Chiefs (UBCIC) want change
Woman was reported missing on Aug. 24
This time Pettigrew is running as an Independent
Lawyer Harry Bains joins Surrey Connect Team in city’s election race
Wil Kwok, Gordon Hepner and Robin Stutt join Surrey Connect team and Narima Dela Cruz declares as Independent
Birring, Surrey’s 7th declared candidate for Surrey mayor says he’ll be running with a full slate called People’s Council Surrey
In this special report, the Now-Leader explores why that is
